"... told me to expect some alarms due to some software revisions they’re working on. This allowed me to see the warning icons, feel the mouthpiece vibration, a

"... told me to expect some alarms due to some software revisions they’re working on. This allowed me to see the warning icons, feel the mouthpiece vibration, and switch to open-circuit bailout. No issues here." No issues? Your life support system failed. You had to abort. Somehow this is a good thing with no issues? It sounded to me like the system didn't actually fail, just that the alarms were going off when they normally wouldn't have, due to issues with the software that are still being worked through. That being said, this did read somewhat like a press release for vaporware. The author wasn't even able to test the system at depth and in a dynamic environment, which is the main selling point.